The SA Reserve Bank’s worst-case scenario, which would see the country’s economy lose 1.1 percentage points in growth and lead to the loss of 125 000 job opportunities, is fast becoming a reality. The central bank’s latest forecasts predict that the economy will sacrifice 0.4 percentage points in GDP growth if Eskom’s availability factor declines..
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SA Reserve Bank’s worst-case scenario fast becoming a reality – economy to lose 1.1 percentage points in growth, leading to the loss of 125 000 job opportunities
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Cabinet wants De Ruyter to take over from Eskom sooner – They have never sought a white man so quickly. It should be pretty rotten at Eskom
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De Ruyter, currently CEO of the packaging company Nampak, would be appointed Eskom CEO on January 15, 2020. The final cabinet meeting of 2019 instructed Public Enterprise Minister Pravin Gordhan to negotiate with André de Ruyter to take over the reins at Eskom earlier. Presidency Minister Jackson Mthembu addressed reporters on Tuesday about the December..
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Shosholoza train that was delayed for 9 hours left many passengers red under the collar – just another public service that does not provide service
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A man who drove all the way from Velddrif to the West Coast to fetch his children and grandchildren at the Cape Town station is furious after the train only arrived there more than nine hours later. James Swart says his children were on the Shosholoza Meyl, which was delayed about nine hours due to..
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Chinese company told to stop building Transnet trains – including notorious R54.5bn procurement contract for 1,064 locomotives
EFF wants to lead the entire African continent to economic freedom with one currency, economy, and judiciary
More than 14,000 convicts will be free as birds after Ramaphosa approved amnesty and pardon
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has approved the release of 14,647 offenders on pardons and remissions to mark Reconciliation Day. On Monday, Ramaphosa granted a special remission of sentence to specific categories of sentenced offenders, probationers and parolees. “Remissions of sentences are always carefully considered, taking into account the interests of the public and the administration of..
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WATCH: APPARENTLY XMAS CAME EARLY? CASH IN TRANSIT VAN LOOTED BY THUGS AND ZION CHRISTIAN CHURCH
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Cash In Transit Robbery occured yesterday at Katlehong Shoprite, Once the thieves dispersed the looters came and grabbed everything they can salvage. Looking closely in the video its clear that one of the ladies is part of the Zion Christian Church and is taking part in looting.
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NO SABOTAGE AT ESKOM – POWER GRID IN SA FACES TOTAL COLLAPSE
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Now the truth comes out, and it is not what Ramaphosa told you . Ramaphosa told the country this past Wednesday that sabotage was the reason for phase 6 loadshedding and it happened when an unspecified instrument was disconnected from one of the boilers at the Tutuka power station and that this led to the..
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Brutal farm attack at Hartbeespoort farm, elderly man still critical after 5 weeks – This is the work of savages!
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On 3 December 2019, a brutal farm attack took place in Hartbeespoort, North West province of South Africa. Johan (60), was attacked in his home and badly assaulted and tied up. Andrew Brown, the man’s son, commented on social media, “This is how my Dad looks today 5 weeks after the farm attack. It hurts..
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Taxpayers coughed up R32m on VIP treatment for EFF delegates in its second elective conference
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You, yes you taxpayer just coughed up R32 million so that the EFF can hold conference in style at Nasrec. Whilst their top leaders are implicated in serious corruption cases in which tens of millions were funneled to their slush funds by tenderpreneurs. The EFF has spent well over R32m on its second elective conference,..
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The state of capture in SA cricket – Why is it that as soon as black Africans are in charge, the place gets captured. In other words a dictatorship is set up where looting follows? Is this all they know?
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‘As harsh as it may sound, we need to break this whole house down and rebuild it. It’s as simple as that, because it won’t happen from within.’ The extent to which Cricket South Africa (CSA) was captured by a small group of people has been exposed in increasingly glaring detail over the past 10..
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THIS Video Will Make ALL South Africans “The Moer In!” – SA has been plundered for an entire century, and still is…
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For an ENTIRE Century, South Africa has been the World’s Largest Gold Producer, by far and bar none! SA has also been in the Top Diamond producers. How much is it and where has it all gone?
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With love from the incompetent ANC-regime – 28,000 jobs lost in Q3, unemployment in the SA stands at around 29.1%.
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Stats SA says South Africa lost 28,000 jobs in the third quarter compared to the quarter before. It has released its third quarter employment figures but shows that 78,000 jobs were actually created compared to the same quarter last year. Unemployment in the country stands at around 29.1%. Stats SA said that losses were seen..
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FARM ATTACK, North West Province – “Kill the Boer slogan” shows this is a racism attack
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Attackers entered the farm of the Nicholson’s, they spray painted in red paint the words “Kill the Boer” on the farm manager’s bakkie (a light truck or pickup truck) and then set it on fire. This attack took place on a farm in Buffelspoort, North West province of South Africa. During the time of publish..
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WATCH VIDEO | South Africa – The Battle of Blood River – 16 December 1838 – The Day of the Vow
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The Day of the Vow (Afrikaans: Geloftedag) was a religious public holiday in South Africa. It is an important holiday for Afrikaners and Boers, originating from the Battle of Blood River on 16 December 1838 where not a single Boer was killed when thousands of Zulu’s attacked the laager (circle of ox-wag0ns) of only 300 Boers.
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